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On roads with several traffic lanes in the direction of travel, they will be used depending on the traffic intensity and the travel speed, having the obligation to return to the first lane whenever this is possible. Therefore, you will drive as much as possible on the lane next to the curb or shoulder.
If the road has 3 lanes and on one of the lanes the tramway line is placed, next to the axis of the road, the drivers of vehicles can use this lane, with the obligation to leave the tramway clear, when it approaches (art. 103 of the Regulation).
TO REMEMBER: the use of this lane is allowed only if the road has at most two lanes in the direction of travel and a third one on which the tramway line is placed. For example, if the road has 3 lanes in the direction of travel and a fourth lane on which the tramway line is placed, this lane cannot be used. Considering that the road in the situation from the question is one with 3 or more lanes, answer B is not correct, because on the road with 3 lanes you can drive on the tramway lines.
As a rule, a certain minimum or maximum speed is not required to drive on one of the lanes, you must respect the legal speed limit (maximum or minimum speed) regardless of on which traffic lane you are. But there are also situations in which the legal speed limit can be regulated by signs and/or special markings that require a minimum or maximum speed on that lane or those lanes.
The correct answer is: A
OUG* - Article 42
When the traffic takes place on two or more lanes in the direction of travel, they are used by the drivers of vehicles depending on the traffic intensity and the travel speed, having the obligation to return to the first lane whenever this is possible, if this is not intended for slow vehicles or public passenger transport.
Regulation** - Article 101
When the road has two or more lanes in the direction of travel, the vehicles are driven on the lane located next to the shoulder or the curb. The other lanes can be used successively, from right to left, if the traffic lane used is occupied, with the obligation to return to the lane on the right when this is possible.
Regulation** - Article 103
On the public road with at most two lanes in the direction of travel and with a third lane on which the tramway line is placed next to the axis of the road, the drivers of vehicles can use this lane, with the obligation to leave the tramway clear, when it approaches.
Regulation** - Article 121
(1) The drivers of vehicles are obliged to respect the maximum speed allowed on the road section on which they drive and for the category to which the driven vehicle belongs, as well as the one required through the means of signalling.
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* OUG = ORDONANȚĂ DE URGENȚĂ no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)
** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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